The Property Market

Are you looking to add value to your home without breaking the bank? Look no further than the trendiest addition to any yard - the Shed Office, or “Shoffice”. Shed Offices are becoming increasingly popular for homeowners looking to maximize the value of their outdoor space, and many have found that this Garden Office provides a much-needed escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. In this...

Estate agents across the country are gearing up for a busy spring/summer as the number of properties for sale hits a two-year high. This surge in available properties is due to a growing number of sellers who have been encouraged by rising house prices and improving economic conditions. This influx of properties is great news for buyers and sellers alike, as it provides more choice and increases...

Thanks to high inflation, soaring food prices, rising interest rates and insane energy bills, house prices are falling. Month-on-month, they’re down 1.4 per cent, cutting the average asking price to £263,788, significantly below last summer’s peak. Moreover, Halifax predicts home prices could drop as much as 8 per cent next year, bringing average prices back to the £240,000 mark.Sellers are...

Social media has had a significant impact on many industries. For the property market, it has enabled estate agents to be more engaged with their audience while providing more useful and entertaining information and content. Estate agents are able to use social media to reach a wider audience and combine it with other technology to provide a better service to buyers and sellers. In 2020, two-thirds of...

Home prices in the UK have gone up significantly over the past decade. In 2012, estate agents pegged the average property price at £175,000 in England. Today, the figure is £286,000, according to the most recent estimates.  For people looking to sell their property, this is both good and bad news. The good news is that buyers are paying more. The bad news is that sellers also have to pay more...

The market town of Kettering is a popular place to live in Northamptonshire. Historically, it has had links to the iron industry and shoemaking, but today it's a great choice for those looking for affordable property, great commuter links, and easy access to beautiful countryside. There are some excellent reasons for living in Kettering, whether you're relocating for work or looking for the right place to...